How does smokey spicy chicken thighs sounds? Both my kids and husband absolutely love this recipe. Its seems to please everyone! We used to have a electric smokers which was really convenient for because you could just doing lovely smoked flavours and use it in the house! However that one just broke and we just picked up the green mountain smoker. I was never really into smoked meats but after buying this new smoker, ohhh I am 100% converted! Ive put the recipe below for everyone to check out, i am so excited about, cant wait to see what else I can make with it!

INGREDIENTS6 chicken thighs with the skin on1 cup olive oil2 tablespoons paprika2 tablespoons chili powder1 tablespoon thyme1 tablespoon garlic powder2 tablespoons cayenne[url][/url]1 tablespoon salt2 tablespoon black pepperINSTRUCTIONSLight your smoker and allow it to come up to a temperature of 200-220 degrees.Mix all dry rub seasoning ingredients thoroughly.Rub olive oil to fully coat the chicken thighs.Sprinkle the mixed seasonings all over the chicken thighs to ensure they are fully coated with rub.Lay your chicken thighs on the smoker rack and add smoker wood chips at the same time you add the meat. Apple, pecan, or cherry wood is ideal for this recipe.It is recommended to ensure there is enough wood every hour. Smoke your chicken thighs for 2 hours and rotate them to ensure they cook evenly.Total cooking time is 3 to 4 hours total depending on a variety of factors such as size of the thighs, temperature of the grill and outside, how windy it is, and how often you open the smoker lid which will let the heat out. Use an instant-read meat thermometer to check for an internal temperature of 165 degrees.

Did anyone have a chance to make this bad boy? Lately, I have been working on perfecting jerky, I wasn't a fan of my beef jerky but I did really loooooooooooove my bacon jerky. Seriously is there a way to make bacon bad??????